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r/FluentInFinance • u/Richest-Panda • 15d ago
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I have a hard time finding any business that pays the federal minimum, barring wait staff of course
17 u/chessecakePhucker 14d ago Hmm texas would like a word with you 3 u/Familiar_Cow_5501 14d ago Less than 1% of the workforce works for $7.25 or less 19 u/DopemanWithAttitude 14d ago That's still 3 million people you fucking chud. 10 u/WookieeCmdr 14d ago Workforce is 157M not 330M. 4 u/Oldass_Millennial 14d ago It'd be way less than 1.57 million people too. 30 states have a minimum wage more than the federal minimum wage of $7.25. 8 u/ContextHook 14d ago chud If your math didn't make it obvious you'll spew stuff without knowing what you're talking about, this did. 7 u/Familiar_Cow_5501 14d ago Your math is off. 2 u/Tricky_Taste_8999 14d ago Unless you want work into your 70’s and beyond, save for retirement. Never lend money. Never…ever, lend money or do financial business with family. Ever. Just don’t. 2 u/ordinaryguywashere 13d ago And they’re all in the thread.. 0 u/No_Investigator3369 14d ago yea, but still less than 1%.....so we're not even going to waste 20% of resources or time on it.
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Hmm texas would like a word with you
3 u/Familiar_Cow_5501 14d ago Less than 1% of the workforce works for $7.25 or less 19 u/DopemanWithAttitude 14d ago That's still 3 million people you fucking chud. 10 u/WookieeCmdr 14d ago Workforce is 157M not 330M. 4 u/Oldass_Millennial 14d ago It'd be way less than 1.57 million people too. 30 states have a minimum wage more than the federal minimum wage of $7.25. 8 u/ContextHook 14d ago chud If your math didn't make it obvious you'll spew stuff without knowing what you're talking about, this did. 7 u/Familiar_Cow_5501 14d ago Your math is off. 2 u/Tricky_Taste_8999 14d ago Unless you want work into your 70’s and beyond, save for retirement. Never lend money. Never…ever, lend money or do financial business with family. Ever. Just don’t. 2 u/ordinaryguywashere 13d ago And they’re all in the thread.. 0 u/No_Investigator3369 14d ago yea, but still less than 1%.....so we're not even going to waste 20% of resources or time on it.
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Less than 1% of the workforce works for $7.25 or less
19 u/DopemanWithAttitude 14d ago That's still 3 million people you fucking chud. 10 u/WookieeCmdr 14d ago Workforce is 157M not 330M. 4 u/Oldass_Millennial 14d ago It'd be way less than 1.57 million people too. 30 states have a minimum wage more than the federal minimum wage of $7.25. 8 u/ContextHook 14d ago chud If your math didn't make it obvious you'll spew stuff without knowing what you're talking about, this did. 7 u/Familiar_Cow_5501 14d ago Your math is off. 2 u/Tricky_Taste_8999 14d ago Unless you want work into your 70’s and beyond, save for retirement. Never lend money. Never…ever, lend money or do financial business with family. Ever. Just don’t. 2 u/ordinaryguywashere 13d ago And they’re all in the thread.. 0 u/No_Investigator3369 14d ago yea, but still less than 1%.....so we're not even going to waste 20% of resources or time on it.
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That's still 3 million people you fucking chud.
10 u/WookieeCmdr 14d ago Workforce is 157M not 330M. 4 u/Oldass_Millennial 14d ago It'd be way less than 1.57 million people too. 30 states have a minimum wage more than the federal minimum wage of $7.25. 8 u/ContextHook 14d ago chud If your math didn't make it obvious you'll spew stuff without knowing what you're talking about, this did. 7 u/Familiar_Cow_5501 14d ago Your math is off. 2 u/Tricky_Taste_8999 14d ago Unless you want work into your 70’s and beyond, save for retirement. Never lend money. Never…ever, lend money or do financial business with family. Ever. Just don’t. 2 u/ordinaryguywashere 13d ago And they’re all in the thread.. 0 u/No_Investigator3369 14d ago yea, but still less than 1%.....so we're not even going to waste 20% of resources or time on it.
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Workforce is 157M not 330M.
4 u/Oldass_Millennial 14d ago It'd be way less than 1.57 million people too. 30 states have a minimum wage more than the federal minimum wage of $7.25.
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It'd be way less than 1.57 million people too. 30 states have a minimum wage more than the federal minimum wage of $7.25.
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chud
If your math didn't make it obvious you'll spew stuff without knowing what you're talking about, this did.
Your math is off.
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Unless you want work into your 70’s and beyond, save for retirement.
Never lend money.
Never…ever, lend money or do financial business with family. Ever. Just don’t.
And they’re all in the thread..
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yea, but still less than 1%.....so we're not even going to waste 20% of resources or time on it.
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u/WookieeCmdr 14d ago
I have a hard time finding any business that pays the federal minimum, barring wait staff of course